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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1946
Page
14
The Troy Record reports New Year events across Troy LHOY and surrounding hamlets. Trojans welcomed 1950 with church gatherings community dinners and a grand midnight roll call at the Masonic Temple. Local clubs Armenian Youth Federation and community centers hosted dances and pageants with orchestras, speeches, awards, and festive receptions.
Police report a stolen vehicle belonging to Chris Hulon recovered near 210 Nineteenth Street Water slot following its suspected transport from Hudson Avanus Den Island. Investigation continues as officers trace repairs, owners, and a suspect linked to Gravit Island palla department.
A burglar at Albany Market looted a meat cooler. The incident description is unclear due to damaged text, but no meat appears to have been taken. Police are investigating.
Charles Niles died two hours after a 1931 sedan collision with a Portland Company bus on Congress Street. He was hospitalized at Semayitam Hospital with injuries. Police reported the crash involved patrol escort and a demolished car at the scene. Niles was son of the late James Niles and had studied at LaSalle Institute and Columbia University before working as a chemical engineer. He attended St Primos de Sales Church and is survived by former Mrs Helen L Glynn and Joseph A Miles of Troy.
A car skidded into a concrete bridge abutment on Burden Avenue near St Tiv ua lit around 7 40 pm Monday. The driver, Ant Coyne, was injured and taken to Ruth Broth ars hospital with patrolmen on the scene. Witnesses include Peter Vignette of the gadia hospital.
A four year old girl from 12 Quay Avenue was rushed to Samapteh Hospital after her right hand became stuck in a clothes wringer at home. Police reported Sal Dowell Keon and Pi trolinin-Wercellus Kath are involved in the hospital update. The child remains under care and is held at the hospital.
The Boston and Wine Reviews list split announces sale of its Sintogi branch to the Saistoes and Sehuylerville Railroad Corp. The branch runs from Stillwater to Ssyuteys Springs with an extension from Schuyler Junction to Schuylerville. No equity stake involved in the sale.
Rokser named aide to club director Justa C Rokser recently elected from the Sew Beeshes to assist Lansinghury Boys City director. He served 38 months in the South Pacific and was athletic director assistant to Punt Young. Work underway to reopen and refurbish the Fourth Premises building with a veteran team to tune up for a game against Albany Boxy Clit.
The Rensselaer Fire unit announces installation of officers for 1946 on January 10 at its headquarters. The program includes supper and remarks by president Houghton, with officers Jimes Nalan vice president and David Bridle secretary among others.
Frigid weather brings snow and sleet with temperatures near 19 degrees and gusty winds. Interstate and city roads face dangerous conditions as storms drift through the region, with rain and intermittent snowfall continuing through the day and a polar air mass settling in.
Coroner Charles J Cote ruled death from a heart condition in the case of John Kalody of Vermont Street. Kalody died at home yesterday afternoon under medical care from St Coleman and Lyons. Lt J Brady and Dr Rian assisted with the radio report on the incident.
A Sehenecludy woman died and two others were injured yesterday when their car skidded and struck a structure on Mane Street. The injured include Miss Blue, Miss Ciesitshe, and Miss Lurback, with one held at the hospital for treatment and another released after care.
The Green Island, a Ford Motor Co canal freighter, was sunk on May 12 near 1st Hight in the Java Sea by a torpedo claimed by Germany. The vessel, part of a Ford fleet built for government service, carried 2000 engines and heavy points, and was one of several ships involved in early wartime losses.
Miss Tilennat Courson Torfie, long time WGA staff member, will be bid farewell Thursday at the YMCA. Entertainment and dancing will follow, and Miss Courson will lead the YMCA in a position with the Behe Vanning Corp.
Ballistics experts study the murder bullet in the Albany store killing of Miz Bell and her daughter Maury 18 as investigators press for a weapon match. Police say no definitive clue ties the bullet to a 14 carbine revolver or similar caliber automatics. Mrs Bell and her daughter cooperated with authorities. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 11 am from the residence and 10 30 am at St Anthonys Ahwich. A stolen car tied to Charles T Randall of 1% Sifth Avenue Troy was recovered dented on the Troy Greenbush highway.
Rep Taylor discusses Hawaii state admission with the House committee. Debate covers representation in Congress, population basis, and the path to potential statehood. Parties and timing hint at a complex political process influenced by committee recommendations.
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